This used bookstore had clearance books set up outside and enticed is to go inside and check it…read moreout. The bookstore is very large with many different titles in all genres. They are fairly organized by author's last name and the price of the book is written in pencil. Most of the prices I saw were about 60-70% off the cover price. I spotted a few books but I wanted to check downstairs in the clearance section. Downstairs the books have been marked down a second time and often half of the first price. I found one of the books I was looking for and bought it for $3.75. There's an upstairs with books and some old home items for sale. They also sell postcards on a rack outside. This is a gem of a used bookstore.

I really like Attic Books because it's clean, well-lit, and everything is easy to find. There are…read morethree floors to explore. They also have lots of vintage goodies such as postcards, cameras and photographs, and artwork. I usually find something interesting and inexpensive every time I go in. Highly recommended!

There is not a lot of Indy bookstores left, but The Book Shelf is surely looking to stay around for…read moremany more years. It has a monster selection, but you really get a feel that everything is curated down from the travel selection down to the magazines. Even the kids section is fantastic and my son really loved our visit. They do a variety of special events and the staff are just super nice. You owe yourself the favour and go hang out at The Book Shelf for a while.

I love Guelph. This bookstore has the worst staff I have ever encountered in any local business. I…read moreused to run retail stores and if I heard my staff treat customers like this they would have been fired on the spot. I was horrified to hear the staff berating a woman who had her mask down in the store. The ignorant staffer asked if she had a virology degree and insisted that a cloth mask was mandatory even though the woman had put it back up. Even Fauci at this point has said cloth masks don't stop the spread of this virus. It's disturbing that staff can be belligerent to customers as mandates are about to be dropped literally tomorrow. Never will I shop here again.

Adorable unique shop! A definite must stop if you're shopping in Stratford! It's located next to…read morethe Emerald Muse and Distinctly Tea. The store is so cute, and quaint inside with antique chandelier and vintage theatre costumes. They have interesting unique used and new books. Lots of books on Shakespeare and on art and music. They have lots of hard cover coffee table books perfect for gifts. My friend bought a book on a famous Canadian pianist and composer as a gift. The back of the store has all kinds of costumes, jewelry, and vintage hats which is a blast to look through. For a cost, you can dress up in the costumes and have your photo taken and printed. Such a charming unique shop! I'll definitely stop in again, the next time I'm in town.

I visited during a trip to London as this was my favourite store in the late 90s when I lived in…read moreLondon. The employee was very rude and not helpful; insulting even. I wouldn't recommend this place to my enemies.

Went for a quick walk around downtown London and stumbled upon this absolute GEM. The smell is…read moreamazing - pages upon pages. It's a dreamy little bookstore that will transport any bibliophile to a magical state of mind. The warm and friendly customer service is a huge plus too.

Nice atmosphere, and a fun way to browse through for an afternoon. Staff seemed very helpful and…read moreknowledgeable. The entire store smells like a nice, old book. There's a $1 book pile on the front porch, but apart from that, the prices are either comparable or slightly more expensive than other used book stores I've seen (about $8-20).

Great bookstore in a little house. They have a surprisingly large collection of books. They also…read morebuy your old books for a few bucks. Their website has a convenient link that allows you to perform searches and check if they have a particular book in their collection.

If you prefer your toy shops on the quieter side this one is for you. A cimbination children's book…read moreand toy store with a focus on educational toys. They have a good selection of both along with some jigsaw puzzles for all ages. I feel like the toys here focus more on individual development and there isn't much here for anyone looking for something that encourages team play or play with others. Also thete are no boardgames here at all geeky or otherwise. It would be nice if they got a few copies of Blokus, Catan Jr. or Ticket to Ride junior.

I phoned the store and spoke to a very tired voice that sounded very uninterested or uninformed…read morewhen she told me they had nothing by the authors of the six books I wanted. Her good bye sounded more like a good bye and good riddance.

This small second hand book store seems to defy the laws of physics. The sheer volume of stock…read moreshould not be possible in such a small store front. At times it can be very difficult to navigate the isles but for me it's worth it. A wide range of genre and a proprietor who really knows his stock makes it my first choice for secondhand books.

I love this bookstore! Yes, I know I love all bookstores but this is my go to for London history…read morebooks. The owners take care to email me when books come in so I can continue to add to my collection. Great service and a cute beagle too!

This is my favourite used bookstore! The owners are so kind and always eager to help you find your…read moreway around the store. The entire store has such a gentle atmosphere--I feel like I've entered a cozy reading nook. Ever since Indigo and the like have raised their prices--and I can't spend $25 on a paperback--Brown and Dickson has been my go-to store. I especially love their sales.